Jakes is hands down the place to buy your fireworks. Regardless if you come by the warehouse…read morelocation or one of the remote stands around the area they have options. I hadn't been here in years but it was exactly how I remembered it being, huge, lots of crowds and lots of options. Depending if you get mortars, packs, cakes or small fireworks for the kids they have it all for you. Look in the newspaper/mail for coupons or call them to ask about text coupons.

Definitely the cheapest fireworks in the area, Store is very clean very organized and the staff is…read morevery friendly, i'm buying my fireworks here probably for the rest my life, they got this firework call the Poopy puppy which is absolutely fantastic, and there is air-conditioning so when you walk in it feels amazing, it's probably best to come early so you can beat the crowd and get all the good stuff before it's all gone, And they have EXCALIBUR the best selling firework in the world wooooo!!! Definitely worth the drive even if you live 1000 miles away you should come here.

I've only ever gone here for the Renaissance fair but every time I go, I have an amazing time. I…read morealways enjoy the jousting and the sword fighting. There's a lot of other great shows as well that I always enjoy. I'm always so impressed with the people being in character even while drunk. It's just a fun environment. I love that. The weather was perfect this year. the food was amazing all the outfits that everyone chooses to get up in our wonderful as well. The parade is so much fun. This is just a great experience that I really enjoy and would recommend to everyone whether you wanna dress up or not. it's super fun. You are going to spend a little bit of money so it's not a cheap experience but it's a good weekend experience that's worth it.

We came here for the Boar's Head Feast. This year it is set up in the Garden Room and it is very…read moreelegant and inviting. The service as always can't be beat as the meal is fit for a King. The menu is right out of the days of the Castle Kingdom. Tonight is a sold out event, so I highly recommend that next year you get your tickets early. HAZAH.

If you have a retail fireworks business you need to get your inventory from C H Wholesale…read moreFireworks. Completely priced and in a wide variety of display and function.

From the owner: Wholesale Fireworks for stand owners and fundraising. We…read morework with schools, athletic groups, churches, etc. to help them raise money.

Running by the water, count me IN!…read more I couldn't capture the beauty of running here if I wanted to. This water...this art...this nature....this ambiance is so motivating. It felt soothing, peaceful. It's so RAW..... The trail connects to Midland Valley Trail, Maple Park, and The Gathering Place. Acres and acres of trail - yeeeessssss Bring water or hydration if you plan to go far. There are water points but i find them to be spread out too far (if you are going far). See you on the trails!!!!!

i'd gone to the park location, along the arkansas river, to meet with a priest from the home parish…read morewhere i've been going to church. the weather on the late afternoon we went was quite beautiful, with a temperature in the 60s to 70s, a mildly cloudy, sunny sky, and frequent breezing wind. the last part of that description was especially welcome on that afternoon, as i'd given the priest a kite on which i'd written sentences from a book we discussed previously and on that afternoon, &demon copperhead& by barbara kingsolver, in which a mentor figure shares with the protagonist a practice of honoring an author of a book he has read by writing sentences from the book on a kite. however, the irony of me imitating the practice from the book, is that while the priest with whom i'd met provides opportunity for open, back and forth conversation, i very much consider him the mentor in our relationship, and by giving him the kite with sentences on it, i was equally, if not moreso, soliciting advice than offering it. and the breezing winds on that specific afternoon allowed us to put the kite in the air, and walk and run with it while sharing casual, though memorable, conversation, and each of us succeeded in avoiding with the kite the many trees in the park, and also the large amount of geese, native to the riverbank area.

It's got a small playground but it's very spacious. It's really a quaint underrated park when…read moreOktoberfest isn't going on. The restrooms were semi clean. Not bad for public use. Didn't smell terrible. Didn't see a lot of garbage. Most if that is in the river unfortunately.

There's so many events and festivals this park hosts. I find myself here a lot throughout the year…read more It's definitely a spot for recreation and entertainment. Among the events that are held here are: OKScotfest, Oktoberfest, Boomtown art and Music festival, wednesday night rides, ONEOK FreedomFest, Starlight Band Concerts... Some are completely free and others require paid admission (usually around $15). Check out there website for the full calendar and details about what's going on!

Best fireworks in the area and a very wide selection to choose from. They have everything for all…read moreages from the small stuff to the "BIG STUFF." The owners are awesome and always willing to help you find your selection and willing to give great bargains! If you are looking for fireworks, this is the place to go.

Tons of variety and super helpful staff. And I think fair pricing too. But who knows, it's like a…read moreperson that doesn't drink walks into a liquor store and buys alcohol. They would have no idea what they're buying or what it taste like. Lol However the lady was super helpful so five stars it is

This place has the most intentionally absurd pricing system I've ever seen. Watched our cashier…read morescan multiple things twice and our total for a very reasonable amount of fireworks was SIX HUNDRED dollars. Walked next door to Jake's and bought the exact same number of large fountains, sparklers, etc for $210. Will never return here. What a rip off